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Video: Russian bombardments leave Mykolaiv residents without water supply

The southern Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv has been without water supply since Russia seized control of most of the Kherson region to the southeast. Mykolaiv got most of its water from Kherson, but the war has left local infrastructure in ruins and residents are struggling to cope. FRANCE 24's Luke…

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Russia releases US Marine vet as part of prisoner exchange

Russia and the United States have exchanged prisoners

The Independent UK

Russian forces capture villages in push into eastern Ukraine

Ukrainian army driven out of Velyka Komyshuvakha and Zavody, while concern grows over Transnistria

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Zelensky aide says explosions in Russia are ‘karma’ and payback for Ukraine war

Adviser says ‘debts have to be repaid’ for Russia’s war but does not admit Ukraine was responsible for blasts

The Independent UK

Ukraine Football League Declares Season over after Invasion

The Ukrainian football season has officially been called off because of the Russian invasion, creating a path for Shakhtar Donetsk and Dynamo Kyiv to be entered in next season's Champions League. The league said after a video conference with clubs Tuesday that the standings as of Feb.

Asharq Al-Awsat

UN tourism body chief says Russia quitting the organisation

The head of the United Nations World Tourism Organisation said on Wednesday that Russia had decided to quit the international agency just as its member states were preparing to vote on Russia's suspension over its invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Why is there a shortage of cooking oil and how many bottles can you buy?

If you're wondering why there is a shortage and how much you can buy, then we have all the information you need.

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UK blasts 'pariah' Russia for cutting off gas to Poland - and threatening strikes on West

Deputy PM Dominic Raab said Putin's Russia is becoming 'more and more not just a political pariah but an economic pariah'

Daily Mirror

Putin’s forces struggling to make gains in eastern Ukraine ‘because they don’t like to fight in the rain’

Putin is thought to be trying to get some form of victory in the Donbas before May 9

Evening Standard

Oil Prices Stable Amid Balancing Act Of Russia Supply Fears and Asian Demand Concerns On COVID-19 Restrictions

On Wednesday, oil was steady after Russia cut gas supplies to Bulgaria and Poland. However, lingering concerns about Asian COVID-19 related lockdowns (especially in China) weigh on economic growth, and oil demand constrains the prices, writes Reuters. Brent crude futures rose $0.26, or 0.30%, to $105.25 a barrel by 0823 GMT. U.S.…

Benzinga

Assault on eastern Ukraine slowed because ‘Russians don’t like fighting in the rain’

Vladimir Putin’s decision to concentrate forces in Donbas has not led to swift advances

The Independent UK

Russia bars entry to 287 British MPs - foreign ministry

Russia on Wednesday imposed personal restrictions on 287 British members of parliament and banned them from entering the country, accusing them of fuelling "unwarranted Russophobic hysteria", the foreign ministry said in a statement.

Reuters

Newly re-elected Macron to toughen stance on Russia: Analysts

Dialogue channels will remain open but Macron is expected to push for more aggressive position on Russia, analysts say.

Al Jazeera

The World Is Back on a War Footing and We'll All Pay the Price

Mourn the end of a too-brief interlude of relative peace and prosperity.

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Destruction of radio tower in Moldova's Transnistria may trigger new phase in Ukraine war

Ukraine has accused Russia of trying to create unrest in a Moscow-backed separatist region of ex-Soviet Moldova where recent blasts have raised fears of a spillover of the Ukraine war.

Wales Online

Eurovision 2022: Will Ukraine and Russia be in this year's Eurovision?

Ukraine's Eurovision entry is the favourite to win this year's competition, with the grand final due to take place in Turin on May 14th

Reuters

Russian attacks on key bridge may affect Ukraine's grain export plans

Russia launched two missile strikes and damaged a strategic bridge in Ukraine's Odesa region, state railways and local officials said on Wednesday, an event that could affect Ukrainian plans to expand exports through Danube ports.

Daily Mirror

Russia's 'champion looter' who sent half-tonne of stolen booty home to his wife pictured

Yevgeny Kovalenko, 27, sent speakers, tools and furniture home from war-torn Ukraine where he is one of 16 Russian "marauder" troops reportedly looting civilian homes

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The Guardian - UK

First Thing: crisis talks in Europe as Russia cuts gas to Poland and Bulgaria

Kremlin accused of blackmail while Gazprom claims supply halted because of failure to pay in roubles. Plus, Santa takes on Sarah Palin

The Independent UK

Ukraine: Russia imposes sanctions on 287 MPs in retaliation for UK measures

Boris Johnson says MPs should regard sanctions as ‘badge of honour’

The Independent UK

Where is Transnistria? The pro-Russia breakaway region that risks being drawn into Ukraine war

The region in Moldova has suffered series of attacks as fears grow that it could be dragged into the conflict

Evening Standard

Russia exit will cost London Stock Exchange £60 million

Turning its back on Russia will cost the London Stock Exchange Group an estimated £60 million this year, the company admitted today.

The Guardian - AU

Where is Transnistria and why is it being drawn into Ukraine war?

Moscow-backed region in Moldova, which borders Ukraine, is in the news after a series of explosions

Reuters

Activists turn off German oil pipelines in North Sea drilling protest

German climate activists turned off crude oil pipelines at five locations on Wednesday, demanding the country look for other ways to reduce its dependence on Russian gas than starting new fossil fuel-based infrastructure projects such as deep-sea drilling.

Irish Mirror

What would happen to Ireland if Russia cut gas supplies to Europe as Poland and Bulgaria threatened

In a statement, Poland's state-run gas firm PGNiG said it would "entirely suspend" gas supplies on Wednesday morning

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